Outdoor play For Kids 3–6 years old

Little Adventures
Big Childhood Memories

12 simple outdoor adventures to help you spend more time outside, make ordinary walks memorable, and create little memories your child can keep.

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A little explorer sitting on the grass with the Passport open
The Explorer Passport booklet
Loved by little explorers

Time outside.
Memories that stay.

Turn an ordinary walk into an adventure worth remembering.

Made by parents
to get kids to:

Get outside
Get outside Outdoor play made easy.
Be curious
Be curious Notice more. Wonder more.
Create
Create Draw. Collect. Make.
Connect
Connect More moments together.

Can we play Bambamos today? He asked me every single day. He still does.

— Kate, Creator of Bambamos
More than an activity

Time outside.
Memories that stay.

Turn an ordinary walk into an adventure worth remembering.

Turn an ordinary walk into an adventure worth remembering.

A child outdoors holding open the Explorer Passport
An open Passport page filled outside
The Explorer Passport booklet
How it works

Follow the map.
Step outside. Explore.

1
Follow the map
Follow the map

Discover where your adventure takes you.

2
Go outside
Go outside

No complicated prep. Just go.

3
Explore together
Explore together

Look. Listen. Notice. Play.

4
Fill your Passport
Fill your Passport

Draw. Stick. Write. Add a photo.

Look inside

These pages were filled outside.

Adventures, discoveries, little moments.

The About Me page with questions, drawings and little details.

About Me

Questions, drawings and little details that make it theirs.

A Texture Hunt page with textures found outside.

Texture Hunt

Find textures outside and bring them back to the page.

A Tiny World page with something small and beautiful from outside.

Tiny World

Look closely. Find something small and beautiful.

A Cloud Watching page from the Explorer Passport.

Cloud Watching

Look up. What shapes can you see?

A Nature O’Clock page made from stones and sticks.

Nature O’Clock

Make a clock from stones and sticks.

A filled Stick Shelter page with a child’s drawing of their den.

Build a Stick Shelter

Build a little shelter from sticks.

Explorer Passport · Digital download

Make your next walk an adventure.

12 little adventures to explore, create and remember together.

What you get

  • 12 outdoor adventures
  • A map to guide your journey
  • Pages to draw, stick, write & photograph
  • An Explorer certificate
  • Print again anytime
Get the Explorer Passport — €9.90
  • Instant download
  • Print at home
  • Print again anytime
A child sitting on the grass with the Explorer Passport open
An open Explorer Passport page filled outside, with flowers taped in
The Explorer Passport booklet

It turned a ten-minute walk into the best part of his day.

— Marta, mum of two

He started noticing things he used to walk right past.

— Emma
Before you decide

Questions you might have.

Is this a physical book or a digital download?

It’s a digital download. Print it at home, fold it, and start exploring. Print another copy whenever you need.

Do I need a good printer?

No. It’s made for ordinary A4 home printing — even in black and white. Or take the file to a local print shop if you prefer.

How should I print it?

Print in landscape on A4, with two Passport pages per side, and use double-sided printing. Once folded, the finished Passport is A5. Use 160–200 gsm paper for the internal pages, and 200–250 gsm for the cover. For best results, print at 100% / actual size / borderless.

What ages is it for?

Best for ages 3–6. Younger children can explore with a grown-up, while older children can do more of the activities independently.

We live in a city. Does that work?

A park, pavement, garden or balcony is enough. The adventures are designed for everyday places — no forest or big trip needed.

How long does one adventure take?

Most take 10–20 minutes. Some adventures can turn into longer play if your child wants to keep going.

What do I need to get started?

Just a printer, paper and a pencil. Everything else you’ll find outside.

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